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Stove, David II Pfau, Faience (tin-glazed earthenware), Swiss, Winterthur — Stove
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1684–85

Samson slaying the Lion; Jacob's Ladder, Jos Murer, Stained glass, Swiss, Zurich — Samson slaying the Lion; Jacob's Ladder
One panel attributed to Jos Murer
One panel attributed to Christoph Murer
16th century

The Elements: Earth, Christoph Murer Swiss, Painted and stained glass, Swiss, Zurich — The Elements: Earth
Attributed to the workshop of Christoph Murer
early 17th century

The Elements: Fire, Christoph Murer Swiss, Painted and stained glass, Swiss, Zurich — The Elements: Fire
Attributed to the workshop of Christoph Murer
early 17th century

Landscape with view of a town (one of three), Christoph Murer Swiss, Glass, Swiss, Zurich — Landscape with view of a town (one of three)
Attributed to the workshop of Christoph Murer
early 17th century

Landscape with view of the Monastery of Zevenburren near Louvain (one of three), Collaert Flemish, Glass, Swiss, Zurich — Landscape with view of the Monastery of Zevenburren near Louvain (one of three)
After a print by Collaert
Attributed to workshop of Christoph Murer
early 17th century

Landscape with view of a village (one of three), Christoph Murer Swiss, Glass, Swiss, Zurich — Landscape with view of a village (one of three)
Attributed to the workshop of Christoph Murer
early 17th century

Study for a Stained-Glass Window, Christoph Murer Swiss, Pen and black ink, brush and gray wash; framing lines in pen and brown ink — Study for a Stained-Glass Window
Christoph Murer
late 16th–early 17th century

Design for a Stained Glass Window, Christoph Murer Swiss, Pen and black ink, gray and light brown-gray wash — Design for a Stained Glass Window
Christoph Murer
1608

Design for a Painted Glass with Scene from the New Testament, Christoph Murer Swiss, Pen and black ink, brush and gray wash — Design for a Painted Glass with Scene from the New Testament
Christoph Murer
1598

An Allegory of a Rich Man and a Poor Man (Der Lustige Arme und der Traurige Reiche), Christoph Murer Swiss, Etching — An Allegory of a Rich Man and a Poor Man (Der Lustige Arme und der Traurige Reiche)
Christoph Murer
1596

The Three Graces (recto); Four putti engaging in various activities (verso), Christoph Murer Swiss, Pen and black ink, brush and gray wash, heightened with white gouache, on paper prepared with semi-opaque gray wash — The Three Graces (recto); Four putti engaging in various activities (verso)
Christoph Murer
1580s

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